Revolutionary War: Connecticut - Pay-Table Pay Order from December 11, 1780 Paying Soldiers for

American Revolution 1781 Revolutionary War "Camp" Order for Soldier's Pay May 22, 1781-Dated from Revolutionary War "Camp", Order from the Committee of the Pay Table of Connecticut, Choice Very Fine.

American Revolution “Peter Colt” Signed Connecticut Revolutionary Pay Order June 1, 1780-Dated Revolutionary War, State of Connecticut Pay Order, For Military Service in the Continental Army, Supe

American Revolution Peter Colt Signed Pay Order for Connecticut Revolutionary War Veteran June 1, 1780, Revolutionary War, State of Connecticut Pay Order, For Military Service in the Continental Army,

American Revolution September 20, 1781 Connecticut Pay-Table-Office Receipt September 20, 1781-Dated Revolutionary War, Connecticut Pay-Table-Office Receipt, to Preacher Eleazer Wales (1732-1794), Cus

Revolutionary War Lot of 3 Connecticut Pay Orders 1781 Comprised of: 1) State of Connecticut Partially Printed Promissory Note Signed, “J. Lawrence”, as Treasurer, 1 p., February 1, 1781,

A Revolutionary War Massachusetts Treasury Certificate dated January 1, 1780. This is an original Massachusetts 6% Commodity Bond, being fiscal paper issued to "cover the depreciation of pay soldiers

Partially printed military pay order, approx. 7.25 x 7 in., from the Committee of the Pay Table Office in Connecticut, which was responsible for handling military finances during the Revolutionary War

Revolutionary War Pay Roll 1780 REVOLUTIONARY WAR.  Original muster roll listing the Enlisted Men in Captain Lemuel Clapp's Company, Dorchester, Massachusetts, measuring 11” x 16”, da

Details: 1782 payment order to John Warner, The Physician-Brother of Commander of the Outlawed Green Mountain Boys. Connecticut, Apr. 5, 1782, partly printed, 5 x 6" payment order document issued to J

Autographs 1781 Governor John Hancock Signed Revolutionary War Orders the Payment of a Huge Sum for an Army Private's Pay in Compensation "To make good the Depreciation of his wages..." Including Two

A Conneticut Revolutonary War pay order signed with COA tears in it but not completely through dated 1781 with COA

One page broadside, “At a General Assembly of the Governor and Company of the State of Connecticut, holden at Hartford, on the second Thursday of October, A. D. 1780, order for raising of troups for

1781 Revolutionary War Soldier Payment voucher for 12 pounds, 10 shillings signed by John Lawrence Treasurer from Conecticut. Order from Col. Herman Swift 1781. Measures 6 by 7 12 inches. Fine with ap

Autographs 1780 Important Four-Page Revolutionary War Printed ACT Massachusetts Draft Order State's Quota for Raising Soldiers to Serve in the Continental Army: "by draft, lot, or voluntary inlistment

Two Revolutionary War muster rolls, dated December 16th, 1776. Each enlisting soldiers from the Kingston, New Hampshire area, to serve in the American Army and fight in the Revolution under Mustermast

An American Revolutionary War period signed order written to Jabez Huntington, Sheriff of the County of Windham Connecticut dated 16 March 1781, and bearing a signature of George Washington. Note auth

Includes many figures from Lot 11 of the Christies December 1997 Forbes Museum auction. 43 pieces. 6 spectacular vignettes- size 2 - Officer and Hessian seated at table with drinking glasses and dog,

possibly late 18th century, red, black, and white diamond checkerboard segments, central grid with stitched diamond, star, and heart motifs, with applied British flags, crossed swords, and crown eleme

IMPORTANT DATED 1780 REVOLUTIONARY WAR MAP HORN CANNONEER'S SIZE W/ FORTS, ALBANY, NY, SARATOGA, ETC. 27" LONG

Autographs c. 1775 Major General Samuel H. Parsons Lexington Alarm Era Autograph Letter Signed GENERAL SAMUEL HOLDEN PARSONS (1737-89). American Revolutionary War General from Connecticut who was acti

Jefferson & Madison Grant Land to a Soldier of the Revolutionary War. Fantastic Document, Boldly Signed by the Two Founding Fathers. DS, Washington D.C., dated October 23, 1806, "...That John John

IMPORTANT CHIPPENDALE SERPENTINE-FRONT BUREAU DESCENDED IN THE FAMILY OF REVOLUTIONARY WAR GENERAL BENJAMIN LINCOLNBoston, Circa 1760-1780In mahogany with white pine secondary woods. Classic Boston fo

Ney, was a dashing French military commander and Marshal of the Empire who fought in the French Revolutionary Wars and the Napoleonic Wars. He was one of the original 18 Marshals of the Empire created

Suspension of the General Council, April 4th, 1775 & Maj. General Schuyler Pardon to Deserters of the Continental Army, dated July 16th, 1776. The first is docketed with vote count and payroll of offi